TVS StaR City Plus Launched In Dual-Tone Colours

If you’re in the market for a reliable and economical two-wheeler, here’s some news that just might tickle your fancy. TVS Motors has announced the launch of the TVS StaR City+ dual-tone variant for this festive season. You can get the new TVS StaR City+ in three different colours - Black red, Black blue and Red black. It is priced at Rs 50,534 (ex-showroom Delhi), and will be available across India.

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Commenting on the new offering, Aniruddha Haldar, Vice President, Marketing (Commuter Motorcycles, Scooter and Corporate Brand), TVS Motor Company, said, “Award-winning TVS StaR City+ has always stood for style with substance, namely power and mileage of 86 kmpl together in an unbeatable package. Celebrating this amazing combination is the New Special Edition DUAL TONE StaR City+. This Festive season we expect to see a lot of customers opting to celebrate style with substance. We look forward to welcoming them into the TVS Family.”

The StaR City+ comes with 4-speed “Ecothrust” engine which churns out 8.4 PS of power and 8.7Nm of torque at 7000 rpm.  According to TVS, the StaR City+ has an impressive fuel economy of 86 kmpl, one of the best in its class.

In terms of design the StaR City+ still retains its honeycomb-textured side panel grills, while adding new features like trendy rear view mirrors, black alloy wheels, a flashy tail lamp and a black grab rail. It also comes with an all new TVS chrome 3D label. 

TVS has equipped the StaR City+ with features like Automatic Headlight On (AHO) and a semi-digital instrument cluster with econometer and service indicator. The new StaR City+ rides on telescopic shock absorbers up front and dual five-step adjustable shock absorbers at the rear.

The new TVS commuter motorcycle will compete against the Honda Dream series, Hero Passion, Bajaj Discover 100 and the Yamaha Saluto RX.  

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